About a month ago my wife told me that she would love to have a vacation home somewhere by the water where we can build life long memories with our 3 children.

As much experience as I and others on here have, sometimes the best answer is to not take advice from the computer screen and speak with an expert directly that specializes in IRAs...particularly what you can & can't do.

I'm also open to meet in person if anyone is interested.If you are investing cash, use creative financing and save more than you'll ever compute on a spreadsheet. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/1277291-you-...If you are using leverage, be conservative in your expenses. 

This legislation only helps investors pursue deals like this.This is interesting, and starting to see this more and more, and it just triggered my memory of a similar scenario.  

Those trips are some of my best memories, and that’s a big part of what draws me to this space today.

AI doesn’t have durable memory and it doesn’t reason deterministically, so the same analysis can follow slightly different paths depending on context, session state, or how earlier information is weighted in the window.

Investment is moving toward computation, energy, and infrastructure.At the same time, the labor market is sending a very clear message.Recent layoff announcements now total roughly 591,000 jobs, coming from some of the largest and most recognizable employers in the country:• U.S.

I care about time and making incredible memories with my family and friends.

., as everyone has selective memory.

With Chicago notice rules and long‑term tenants, you’re inheriting years of history and risk; if you don’t like the tenant profile or timing, that’s a core deal‑term, not a detail.Rate “bait and switch,” MLS tax errors, and fantasy insurance numbers are exactly why your buy box should be based on your numbers only, your actual lender worksheet, your insurance quotes, your taxes, your CapEx, not portal/MLS placeholders.On notice periods and buyouts: yes, it’s common for sellers to negotiate early move‑outs with cash and to memorialize that in writing (and sometimes escrow) tied to closing.